Discover the best top things to do in Frankston, Australia including Frankston Visitor Information Centre, Frankston Beach, Frankston Arts Centre, Olivers Hill Lookout, Beauty Park, Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre.
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4.5 based on 99 reviews
Frankston has long been Melbourne's favourite family playground, offering the best beaches, beautiful parks, gardens and endless opportunities for having fun. It's also the perfect base for exploring the Mornington Peninsula. Whether planning a brief stop over or a longer stay, see us for information on attractions, activities, events, local and regional maps and visitor guides. We have day trip suggestions, itineraries, tours and public transport advice. We also have a range of local and Australian made produce, gifts and souvenirs.
Mornington Peninsula is a beautiful part of Victoria and the Frankston Visitor Information Centre has all the information of what is going on. They also sell beautiful knicks & knacks made by locals. If it is the first time to the Peninsula it is well worth visiting and speaking to the wonderful staff.
4.5 based on 353 reviews
The place was bustling. Great beach, with great spots for picnics and waters to swim in. It also has a pier to jump off into the waters.
4.5 based on 89 reviews
The FAC is a purpose-built performing and visual arts venue in the heart of Frankston and is one of the largest outer metropolitan arts venues in Australia incorporating an 800 seat theatre, 2 exhibition gallery spaces, a function centre, a 192 seat black box theatre and the creative arts hub - Cube 37. Established in 1995, the FAC has a long history and commitment to community, cultural development and increasing access opportunities to promote mental health and wellbeing through the arts. The Centre attracts approximately 250,000 visitors through its doors each year. Over 50% of visitors come from outside the Frankston municipality, most notably from the Mornington Peninsula and Westernport regions, as well as Melbourne's bayside and along EastLink to Ringwood. The FAC is an Inclusive venue, providing arts opportunities for all abilities and is unique in its field having a dedicated Arts Access Officer and program including live theatre captioning, ticket subsidy scheme, educational pathways and specialised workshops. The FAC is managed by an Independent Board of Management and receives an annual budget subsidy as part of Council's operations. Many local schools, theatre companies, community arts groups and artists use the facility each year. A subsidised community rate is provided to all community hirers. The FAC plays host to approximately one quarter of a million visitors annually; attracted to artistic offerings which range from community and school productions to sell-out performances by touring national and international artists. Renowned for its variety of theatre, visual arts and new media arts, from local, national and international artists, The FAC’s mission is to provide and inspire creative experiences that strive for a positive community participation and engagement.
Easy to park underneath, and not too costly like some places, but get in early to secure a spot. Lift access to theatre, so ideal for wheelchairs and the elderly. Catering company that the theatre uses, makes yummy stuff, so if you are going to a function there, then you're in for a treat. Lots of function rooms, and plenty of toilets. Easy access into the theatre, and all seating gives an excellent view because it doesn't overseat, like some places do. Big stage, with all the facilities.
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Always a pleasure to visit the Frankston foreshore and have a little challenge walking up Oliver’s Hill for a spectacular view. My pics are of the surrounding area but it’s well worth the walk and looking across the coastline and ocean.
4.0 based on 30 reviews
This is a beautiful green, shady, safe, quiet, sunny, and peaceful park. Parking is never a problem under the old oaks. The lake and reeds is home to many water bird species and the baby ducks are such a drawcard. There have been many groups using the lovely space for such things as Chinese Choir, fitness classes. birthday parties, petanque, exercise, walking during Covid. It is my 'go to' for my daily walk.
4.0 based on 54 reviews
It is a really impressive site and has a skate park out the back. Covering all forms of exercise and fitness, there is some very impressive water features (huge slides - using rafts), plus classes for aerobics and a gym in the health club. The water features offer both playing areas plus serious lap swimming areas.
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